Sentence examples for by differences in rates from inspiring English sources

Gender-based differences in immune responses, as evidenced epidemiologically by differences in rates of autoimmune disease or vaccine response in men and women [22], could also contribute to differences in KS presentation and response.

While trial-by-trial variations in RTs may be explained by differences in rates of neural information accumulation to a fixed threshold [12], [43], these results do not necessarily speak to the neural mechanism by which speed-accuracy instructions are implemented in the brain [45].

Thus, it is not likely that the pattern can be explained by differences in rates of specific types of mutations across the regions.

We found that these results may be explained by differences in rates of vascular causes of death in blacks and whites (33).

It is possible that some of the differences in early refusal and early consent rates among subgroups of the target population are explained by differences in rates of receipt of the invitation to enroll.

The differential rates of muscle 2DG uptake between the young, old, or type 2 diabetic men could not be explained by differences in rates of AICAR delivery, uptake of AICAR into muscle, or its intracellular conversion to ZMP between the groups, because similar intramuscular concentrations of ZMP were present in the muscle of all patient groups.

Differences in the decay rates of individual mRNAs can arise by differences in deadenylation rates, decapping rates, or the rates of 3′ to 5′ degradation (Cao and Parker 2001; Beilharz and Preiss 2007).

These differences in fitness were not accounted for by differences in growth rates, because growth rates (measured individually) were no higher for female-sterile than for female-fertile strains, either in vitro or in planta.

It was found that pressure gradients are induced within the porous solids by differences in diffusion rates, adsorptivities and adsorption rates of the counter-diffusing gases.

It also suggests that the process of assembly of mammal diversity is very different across regions, either driven by differences in diversification rates themselves or in dispersal and successful establishment.

It is also possible the link between net diversification and rates of molecular evolution could be caused by differences in mutation rates between lineages.